Personal Book Warning—Language Code et. al.

Have been unable to repair some mysterious warning messages from my personal book

[quote][Warning] Document contains Hebrew characters that have not been tagged with a language code; they may not display in the proper order.

How do I establish a "language code"?

[quote][Warning] Unknown class name 'HebrewText'

Can't find any information concerning either of these warnings on the Wiki.

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[Warning] Font 'SourceSansPro-It' is specified but not installed or embedded. Is this a valid font name?
[Warning] Setting font for 'SourceSansPro-It' to 'Times New Roman'

However, MS Word does not contain this font name anywhere in the document.

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NB.Mick

Have been unable to repair some mysterious warning messages from my personal book

[quote][Warning] Document contains Hebrew characters that have not been tagged with a language code; they may not display in the proper order.

How do I establish a "language code"?

I assume this refers to the MS Word feature of assigning a language to parts of the text (usually found in the Review tab of the "ribbon"):

JT (alabama24)

[Warning] Font 'SourceSansPro-It' is specified but not installed or embedded. Is this a valid font name?

I believe this is the typeface for the menus within Logos... either that, or it is the "default" text typeface.

[quote][Warning] Document contains Hebrew characters that have not been tagged with a language code; they may not display in the proper order.

I don't have any help for you, but I had to work through this in another app recently (not Word or Logos). When Hebrew is pasted in, it will default to left to right alignment including the characters... which meant that the character order mixed up too. I had to run a special script to create special "paragraph styles" so that the letters were right to left.

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/693058#Comment_693058

I assume this refers to the MS Word feature of assigning a language to parts of the text (usually found in the Review tab of the "ribbon"):

Mick - Can that be applied to a paragraph style (as was the case in my other application)?

NB.Mick

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/693060#Comment_693060

I assume this refers to the MS Word feature of assigning a language to parts of the text (usually found in the Review tab of the "ribbon"):

Mick - Can that be applied to a paragraph style (as was the case in my other application)?

It seems that it somewhat does - just tried it with saving as a quick style and applying to another short bit of text. However, language is a property of a word (in MS Word even of a character), not a paragraph. This can be easily seen in more technical bible commentaries where Greek and Hebrew words are interspersed into paragraphs of English text.